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BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUST SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILD
ING LOTS. SITUATED CORNER OF THIR-
IEENTH AND p STREETS NORTHEAST, ON
Iasf On G1eafEENfH srk REP BE ASkIhh
4SR b AsR GoKNEG e.
EAST ~ A' 'A0 '0o u
OF IsH ERWOOD.
BY SEis e fusrS ys1 e y VIZ ff
1887. commencing at 5 O'Clock p M. in front 49,
the premises,
Fronting a ist To- snd end s,ls e. 1885,
Lots A. B. C. D. g. 1ds and l. Haleys SUBJ square
Being at corner of 18th and street N E. and 'front.'
Lot %, Square 1893
Fronting 18th street, between and streeta N F.
Lots 3, and ;. Square 114O.
Being at corner OF I'D and streets S. E.
s. Block 3, Isherwood. 80 - "D'
Fronting street, street, and 18th street extended
Fronting and 18th e. .na stI'k H.
Lots 1o H. Y; "a - .so, = 10 and IT, Block IL,
Lots and =, Block IA,
Lots !. s 8: !, s. 9. 10; q. and il. BLOCK 50.
Lots 8. 10. ii. IL, Is. and Ia. Block "a
Fronting Bsnnns's road and goth streets extended
ing been decided to pay of indebtedness, and tine
sale presents chance seldom offered to obtain good
vances.
Terms one third cash. balance in one and two years.
nusy and to Be secured by deed Of rust On PREMISES
sold, all cash ut option OF purchaser deposit of
500 ON each lot at time Of sale
piled with days the right reserved to resell at
risk and cost of defapltng purchaser after five days
Can he SEEN At OFFICE OF AUCTION
jeIS-d6ds DUCANSON BROS Auctionars
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je1G-d&ds
OUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucdoneers
PUBLIC SALE OF TWO ATTRACTIVE 2-sToRY
BklGk RWEL LII 1NE s N THE NORTH sEf
TIONS OF THE CITY.
We will offer at public sale for lady who desires
F esq eFs hs1 Fl! STATE 1 the faDA h
scribed property:
AtFIvE O'CLOCK p M.-Prernises No sol street
rooms and bath room. with water and gas
At FIVE THIRTY O'CLOCK p. M.-Premises No.
JOG 4th street southeast; desirable two-story and
basement pressed brick dwelling containing rooms
and bath with all modern Improvements and choice
locality.
jelS.6t DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
JNo BowLEs co. Raj as21 ElE, stree, rect
ABSOLUTE SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE. ON
STREET. NEAR NINTH NORTHWEST
We will sell, at public auction, on WEDNESDAY
NJ. in front Of tine premises 500 street northwest
two,story and basement S-room new dwelling. with
month. Terms easy and made known ON day Of sale
deposit Of 800 required on 1Sor Fl s
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers. je1S-d
NEARLY 80 600 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND ON
IN slXIE FL dvS STREET EXTENDED. NEAR
TWEN1Y-SECOND AT SIX O'CLOCK we will <q6$
sell in front Of the premises. -
Lot SO. OF su bdivsion of Eslin's Estate
This Lot fronts 157 81 100 feet on 18th street
tended and is north of Kenesaw avenue adjoining
to Pennsylvania avenue it being large lot. can be
readily subdvlded into smaller lots This subdivision
3yerlooks the city and is bounded by Columbia koad
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two years.
to e to ss per cent v payable
ises sold or all cash at option OF purchaser oepost
OF $500 required at time of sale. Conveyancing &C,
days Otherwise reserved to resell at risk and
Of defauting purchaser alter I'VE days advertis ment
jelSdAd DUNCANSON BROS, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
T. o. ROBEY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
NEAR LAUREL PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
MARYLAND

by virtue Of the power contained in decree OF Aak
the Circuit Court for Prince Georges County, M
sitting Sit as Court Of Equity (No. 1918 Equity.
On the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY;
0LOCK all that valuable tract Of land called and
OF ne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ~ miles from
Con station, abo 1t the same distance from Muir:
Kirk station on said road and miles from the town OF
Laurel This property adions the lands of Francis W.
mon Saunders and Others and binds one side on the
County road leading from Contees Station to the Co
nn1o pike contains 444 acres, more or less
wood The soil produces fine wheat and potatoes, is
susceptlDie OF high improvement and could be cult
Vated 10 great advantage fruit and truck farm.
good stream Of water passes through the place. The
property is located in rapidly improving section. 1t
Will be sold whole in tracts plat of the prop
of sale.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree third
tne money to be paid in cash on the day OF
or thereof by the court and the bal
from the day sae the deferred payments bear in
erest from the day of SALE and the payment thereof to
be secured by the bonds of the with surety
or suretes to be approved by the Trustees deposit
WILL De required upon day of sale.
FREDERICK SASSCER JR.,l r>-r,+es.
WILLIAM STANLEY, Ar"ssees'
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SENEhELI IN niOnAOND DAuNiO.
A tragtcal event took place In Richmond, Va,
Sunday night In q house Of i'll repute kept by a
woman named Hubbard, for years one OF the clty's
notorious characters. Edward Levy, an admirer
Of the woman, visited her house Sunday evening.
quarrel ensued between them. Winfield Scott,
a nephew Of the late Gen. Winfield Scott U. s. A.,
was in the house. He defended the woman and
handled Levy so roughly that he cried for mercy.
Scott desisued and allowed Levy to rise. Levy
drew knife and stabbed Scott in the neck, sever
ing an artery and penetrating the throat Scott
is not considered fatally wounded, although his
injuries are painful and serious. Levy has fed.
Scott Is we'll known In society circles, and Is a
prominent figure at one OF the leading clubs OF
that city,
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The Wound May Prove Fatal.
A CAPITALIST CUTS HIS LEG WHILE CUTTING oouPol
IRON HIS BONDS

4
FROM HIS BONDS
About three weeks ago the Hon. Alpheus HARD,
one OF the most prominent retired merchants OF
Boston, visited the Safety Deposit vaults on State
street, TO cut coupons from the bonds In his pr1-
vate safe. While so engaged he dropped o pair OF
sharp-pointed scissors which he was using. The
blades pierced his trousers above the ankle and
he felt sharp prick in the flesh He went on
with his task until he realized that his foot felt
wet. Then he glanced down, and saw that his
shoe was full OF blood, and that the wound In his
leg was bleeding. He called assistance, and the
hemorrhage was checked The wound seemed 70
be slight one but In a few DAYS Inflammation set
in, and soon afterward blood poisoning developed.
His condition is now serious, and his friends aro
much alarmed.
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DEATH n TIE BUR-At meeting Of the Phfla.
delphia board OF health yesterday the attention o.
nate use OF chrome yellow by bakers and confec.
TONERS as @ color1ng matter. During the last Two
lost his wife ana I'VE children Several other chill
dren In q neighbor's family also died. and it was
found that lead poisoning was the cause Of death,
bunA
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DCNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. je2o-dts
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ONE S-OCTAvO STEINwAY PIANO, COVER AND
STOOL. IN PERFECT ORDER; SEVEN PIECE
PAkIoR SUITE WITH LINEN COVERS; VI. I.
IABLES. HANDSOME SET OF CHRONICLES,
on SUPERB OLD ENGLISH REPEATING
HALL CLOCK. GIVES PHASES OF MOON AND
DAY OF MONTH. ONE VERY FINE REyOLV-
ING OFFICE DISK. FANCY TABLEs AND
ROCKING CHAIRS, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SUITES AND SEP
ARAIE PIECES. ONE FINE CRIB BEDSTEAD.
MATTRESSES AND BEDDING, A NICE LOT OF
CHILDREN'S Toy FURNITURE ONE FINE
SEEMING MACHINE. BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS. ONE SUPERB ANTIQUE MAHOG-
Any sIDEBoARD: DEGoRATEb DINNER
SERVICE, GLASS AND PLATED WARE, ONE
FINE GAS STOVE IN PERfEC ORDER, KIT
CHIN REQUISITES. &C.. &c, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY
THIRD, 1887, Residence No. 725 18th street near
Psnna shall sell the entire contents all
Of vhIch - IN hrst-clzss condition. ielS4t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE.

One Superb Hand Embroidered French Psrlor Suite
with Window Hangings and Mantel Drspery to
match. cost in Paris q short while ago 10000
francs: Turkish Parlor Furniture, upholstered in
Cashmere: Superior Walnut Dwarf Bookcase;
Imported and other Carpets: Satin. Dsnask and
Worsted Portieres Fine Window Hangings, Modern
and Antique Mantel Sets, including Clock and
Candelabras. Fancy and Easy Chairs; two Hand
some Oval French-Plate Mantel Mirrors; Bronzes
and Mantel Ornaments. two Superior Oak Side
boards: Elegant Oak Pillar Extension Table, very
wide and long; Superior China and Glassware
Oak Ieather-covered Dining Chairs; Superior
Double and Single Walnut MarbIe-top Chamber
Suites; Ash Chamber Sets: Walnut Furniture in
sepsrste pieces very Superior Brass and Iron Bed
steads with Mattresses to fit: Fine Hair Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters: Once Furniture a
number of Superior Chandeliers and Gas Futures
Clothes and Linen Closets: Superb French
Range; LARGE Furnace and Piping: Kitchen and
Laundry Appurtenances: Sleigh and Furniture OF
Stable, at Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1887. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at
the residence of Hon Levi p Morton northwest
OF Fifteenth and streets, opposite Wormey 3 Hotel
shall sell the entire contents which Is partly enume
rated.
The house will be open for inspection on Monday.
day PRIOR TO sale. from half past eight until four
o'clock T. II.
Terms
3e2O-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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SUING KIRsHAw 4 Co.-Hfn Flertzhum, in
Chicago yesterday filed suit In the United States
court against the limited partnership OF C. j.
KershaW q Co. The bull is SO drawn es TO allow
The bill alleges that the hrm contracted 70 de-
liver wheat to the amount OF 81 600 O00 while its
assets were really much less In value, and their
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7 II.
THUS. DOWLING, Auct1oneer. je9-d&ds
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NINTH STREET NORTHEAST, BETWEEN II

By virtue Of three deeds Of trust, recorded re-
specnveiy in Lber 1892, folio 90. ct seq; Liber a3
1O92 folio r. ct and Liber 1892, folio rs, I
seq OF the land records Of the District of Columbia
and by request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell at puuic auction, in front of the premises
TUESDAl, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JUNE
1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, lots 22
% and "a. in Lancktons subdivision Of square 9j3
eiGh lot being improved by atwostory brick house.
payments. at six. twelve and eighteen months with
notes bearing interest at six per cent per until
paid and secured by deed of trust property sold
deposit OF 100 each lot will be required time
OF sale, and all conyeyancing and recording will lie
purchasers cost. If terms complied tn in
ten days from sae property will be resod risk and
cost of defaultinY purchaser.
JOHN W. PILIING, r.
3e1O-d&ds REDFORD W. WALKER-5 AFus'ees'
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
l. ON NJ STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY. ST.
FIRST, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will ~
sell, IN front of the premises, 80"
PART LOT IL, SQUARE 514,
fronting 81 feet inches street and running back
to 3O-foot alley in the rear.
This of the most desirable building lots In this
section; drainage perfect.
Terms One,third cash. balance in and two years,
deed Of trust premises all cash option Of pur
chaser conveyancing &c, at purchasers cost. de-
pOsit of 5000 required at sale. II terms COM
Piled with in ten days, the right reserved resell ut
the risk aud cost of the deaultng purchaser
days public notice of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.
je15-d DUNCANSON Bros Aucts
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CONNECTICUT STATE LoAN.-Proposals for state
loan OF 81 000 600 paying 81 per cent, due IN ten
years were opened at Hartford, Conn., yesterday:
The RtnA Life Insurance Company took 100000
at 108.27, and the Williamsburg Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn, the balance at 102.bh The total bios
were nearly 500, 100000
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A TERRIBLE CoIIIKRY EXPLOSION. special
from Wilkesbarre, Pa, says: Shortly after the
men employed Ia the twin shaft at P1ttstOn juno.
ton had gone to work Saturday morning there
was q violent explosion OF gas, which was heard
for miles around, and which caused rock, coal and
timber to shoot out OF the shaft like a violent VOL
canic eruption. Five men were terribly injured,
two OF whom have since died, and one is dying
The explosion was caused by the naked light OF
the men coming In contact with the gas as It went
down the shaft.
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Elephants ON the Rampage.
A PANIC IN CIRCUs-oNE OF THE LADY PERFORMER
INJURED.

INJURED.
During the performance Of circus at New Lis
bon, Ohio, Saturday night q panic occurred. An
elephant which was performing became unruly
and attacked clown, inJur1ng him seriously. The
trainer who was coming into the ring with an
other elephant, FASTENED to the clowns assist
ance, when the larger animal also started on the
rampage, causing stampede. The confusion for
q time was terrible, men, women and children
yelling ana cr0wding for the entrance When
quiet was restored It was found that one young
lady's leg had been broken and several women
and children badly bruised One or the lady lid.
erS during the excitement fell In the midst OF the
four horses she was riding, and was terribly In
Jured about the head and chest Her condition is
precar1Oua.
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Close Of q Remark able Trial.
BOT OF SEVEN YEARS ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE q
MURDER

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 2l--For the past few
days Richard Smith, colored boy but seven years
OF age has been trial I'm the Criminal Court for
murder In the first degree IL Will be remembered
this Is the infant who, without any provocsiion
deliberately blew out the brains of a six-mopths-
Old baby. During the trial the little fellow slept
most OF the time, and when the Jury acquitted
him yesterday afternoon, and the Judge ordered
his discharge he burst into tears thinking he was
TO be a victim OF the galows.
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1NWO-STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME DWELL,-
l. ING. NO. lila FIRST STREET, BETWEEN I.
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN K AND L
STkEEIS, rs, Known Nc AZ =, No. 1925 TWENTY

I.
By virtue of q certain deed Of trust bearing date -
on the twentieth day of May, A. D. 1885, and duly E5
recorded in Lber No: l12l, folio 1885, ct seq one viii
the request of the nsrty secured therhv the nSa
signed trustees will sell It public auction front
NINTH DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK
all that certain piece Of land situate in the City of
Washington in said District known and being part of
lot numbered twenty (2l) in square numbered
seventy three T3 said lot having front Of 10 feet
width fifty feet the depth of said lot the same
being particularly described in said trust
together with the improvements thereon consisting
twostory and basement brick dwelling Terms Of sale
cash. the balance in and two years with interest
secured by the notes of the purchaser and deed Of
trust the premises sold all cash. option Of pur.
chaser. Terms to be complied within ten days from
the day OF sale the trustees reserve the right to
sell at cost and risk Of defaultng purchaser. de-
posit Of 400 required on day Of sale.
CHARLES 3. NEWMAN, r-u.,...
te18-dAda PHILIP A. OARNEILIEi tEostees.
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Ina avenues, AClantlc City, Is under the manage
ment this season Of Charles Duffy formerly OF the
Continental Hotel Philadelphia, and the stockton
at Cape May.
The "Holly 1nn," the well-kept hotel at Mt.
Holly Springs Cumberland County, Pa, is now
John L. Mills wen known in this city through his
connection with the Arlington. This resort is one
famed for It's beauty and healthfulness. The
learned BY writing to the proprietor, Mr.. Mills
The Commercial House, at Oakland, Nd, under
the management OF MI. John Ault, offers many
Inducements to families and others intending to
visit this resort.
Hotel Albion is delightfully."- located at Asbury
Park, n. ]. Mrs. c. H. Pemberton, the manager,
prtdes herself upon her table and the appoint
ments OF the house, and provides abundantly for
the comfort and pleasure OF her guests.
The Metropolitan, which Is located desirably at
the corner Of Atlantic and Massachusetts, avenues,
Atlantic City, N. j., near the warm baths, is now
open, under the management OF ]. A. McClees.
Virginia Beach Is deservedly popular among sea-
side resorts on account Of its fine surf bathing and
other attractions. The Virginia Beach Hotel, man
dations, fact which has helped to make the beach
popular. The railroad arrangements are such that
persons can run down to the Beach from Norfolk
at most any hour OF the day.
colton's Summer Resort. place for comfort and
health. Is now open. Full particulars can be had
OF 3. J. Cotton = Bro, Niles Town, st. Mary's
Among seaside hotels the Hotel Lafayette, at
Cape May, is recognized as model. It Is beauti-
fully located, within SO feet OF the ocean and Is
provided with every convenience Of city hotels,
Mi1n and perfect drainage Mr. h
The Gilsey House. located most desirably at As.
bury PARK, one block from the ocean and bath
houses Is managed this year a. q select family
hotel BY Thoa g. Allan, OF the Livingston, in this
spacious verandas comfortable and vel furnished
apartments. superior table. and moderate rates.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR


Under Three E1aGvs
pRArH or THE OLDEST CITIZEN or ST. LorrS, SON
OF ONE or THE ORIGINAL roUNpkRs-
ST. LouIs June 2l-The life OF the very oldest
citizen OF st. Louis, who had lived here As q sub
Ject OF Spain and OF France and citizen CT the
United States has slowly faded away-oaor1el
sylvester Chouteau, born In ST. Louis December
was one OF the founders OF the city, arriving here
with his brother Pierre In the expedition conn
M oy Pierre lagueste Lsciede on feorSa W.
thoroughly Identified with the history OF the city
sIevery step. Attaining the age OF usefulnesA
which in those times was a very early one Gabriel
sylvester Chouteau was employed as an Indian
trader with the old American Fur Co, visiting for
Upper ntsn and sis s s r rive 0s Wnes
Ing the pulling down OF the spanish nag and the
running up OF the stars and stripes he remem-
peated the story as one OF the most prominent ex-
per1ences OF his early life. His military service
was connned TO the war OF 1872, when he held the
position OF lieutenant
She Caused the Death OF Seven Men.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, June 2l.-The wife OF Por.
tales, recently killed with her husband at a ranch
up the country, turns out 20 have been Adele Con-
zales noted character who had already caused
the death or at least seven men. She was living
at ranch In Mexico, about nve years ago. and
became enamored or man named Lazardo "A des-
perate character. Her husband found II out
when LaZardo killed him, and shot two Others in
getting away. She Joined Lazardo In Texas at the
Rusias ranch Sheriff Brito and his deputy, NJ.
Mamerto Rosas, with two brothers of Adele's first
husband, went 10 arrest him. Brtto was drawn 70
one side and Rosas and two others entered the
house. Here they were met by Lazardo and Jesus
Flores noted bandit and the three men killed.
Brito made after LaZardo ana killed him, but
Flores is still fugitive from justice.
Took Belladonna for q TOothache.
ANNA, H., June 2l.-Yesterday morning. about
O'Clock, French Keller, a prominent citizen OF
Union County, living near Western Saratoga took
a dose or belladonna 10 relieve toothache thinking
III would act as an opiate Medical aid was sum-
moned, but IL was unavaing and he died last
night at O'Clock. Mr.. Keller was young man
aged %. He leaves a wife,
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers-
TRUSTEES sALEoF TWO STORY FRAME DWELL.
ING, NO. LOG ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH.

ING: NO. l2O6 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTH
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in
records of Washington County, in the District OF I
Columbia, will sell in front of the premises on
TUESDAY Pay; the TWENIIY ~ DAY Of June,
all that piece parcel of land situate and being in the
city Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia and
known upon the ground plat plan Of said city as
street east and running back from thence with said
width the full depth Of the lot Of lot numbered
Qo). in square numbered one thousand Il ,OOO), to-
gether with all and singular the appurtenances rights
privileges improvements and other Entertainments to
the same belonging or IN anywise appertaining
Terms One third cash, balance in three equal install
ments at six twelve, and eighteen months notes to
cured by deed Of trust premises sold all cash 1T
option Of purchaser. A deposit Of 800 required at
time OF sale ConveyancinY &c. at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise the
the defsultng purchaser after five days isement
OF such resale in some newspaper published in WASH
3ei4d&ds cHEisrIAN e. GEbERER Trustees
TT N 70 AID BAsEMENT ERAYE RWELL-
AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST
FOURTH at SIX O'CLOCK. we will SELL in frontfsss
VI Hs PROMISES 81 1 Is SQUARE Ire i 5s7 OF
fronting Is feet FRS street, with depth of los
feet improved by two-story Frame House. with brick
basement This property is adapted for comfortable
Terms One-half CASH; balance In one and two years
notes TO bear per cent interest payable semi-annu
Of deposit Of or a 1t It
OF sale Conveyancing &C. at purchasers cost Terms
To be complied with in ten days. otherwise right re-
served to resell at risk and cost ting pur.
some newspaper published in Washington. D. G. -.
je1S-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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PROPERTY ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN b
AND STREETS NORTHEAST. NEAR THE
NEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated January 29th -
A u. 1877, and duly recorded in Liber No Si4. 81:
Ito I3D Of the Land Records for the District LII
IF Columbia and che request of the parties secured
thereby Viii sell a: public auction. in front of the
Premises. on THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, A. ID.
iss7. :: FIVE O'CLOCKP VI, the following described
real estate, situated N Washington City, District Of
II. Parsons subdivision of original lots numbered
eleven IL and twelve I'D in square numbered seven
thereon, consisting of three small frame
houses
Terms OF sale: Onethird Of the purchase money and
expenses sale be paid cash and the balance
equal payments and two years from date of SALE
with interest the rate of (6l cent
PAYABLE seEi-a;nuaily. deferred payments to be Sc
cured by Cee OF trust the property sold deposit
of $500 Will he required at time Of sale Terms to be
Complied with within ten days the property will be
risk and cost of The defaultng purchaser.
AL cODveyancins at purchaser cost
EDWIN C. CUTLERY r.,,,.o.
GEO. W. BROWN, < AHuSleeS.
DCNCANSON BROS. Auc tioaeers- je2O-dts